Chuck’s Journey Chuck Bezio had gastric bypass on 9/3/13. This blog is about my journey to a more healthier and happier and thinner man.
Wednesday, November 27, 2013
Wednesday, November 20, 2013
Chuck's Journey: Journal Entry #6
Chuck’s Journey: Journal Entry #6
The surgery was successful. I had secondary complications. The doctor cut my bowl, and my 3 to 4 hour surgery took 8 hours. I was hard to get off the Anastasia and aspirated. I developed aspiration pneumonia and spent 7 days in ICU. I was released and a day later I developed bloody diarrhea. I began getting light headed and started to pass out. My wife called an ambulance and I was rushed to Charlotte Hungerford Hospital. My blood pressure was 50/34, Heart rate in the forties. My respiration was decreased. I was transferred to Bristol Hospital. At Bristol Hospital it was determined I was internal bleeding because of the blood thinner injects I was prescribed when I left the hospital. I lost 4 pints of blood. I need two blood transfusions. I stayed in the hospital for another 5 days. I was hospitalized a total of 12 days.
Chuck's Journey: Journal Entry #5
Chuck’s Journey: Journal Entry #5
Just as I was preparing to have surgery I my grandfather Charles Edward Balch unexpectedly passed away on July 24, 2013. A week later a dear friend Adrene Bunnell unexpectedly passed away. I had two deaths to deal with as I went to have my surgery on September 3, 2013. While in the hospital another friend Brian Mastroni only 28 years old unexpectedly passed away. I was not even able to attend the funeral because I was still in the hospital. Days after I went home from the hospital Adrene Bunnell’s husband, Mike Bunnell unexpectedly passed away. The thoughts of death weighed heavy on my mind. I tried my best to remain positive, but I was battling my own health problems.

